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$ P 6 Our column weekly, are ' you reading it? "Where Quality Counts" New Idea CASH Every time you make a purâ€" chase here, you will note that you are getting the finest quality of foodstuffs for much lower pricesâ€"not. only where lower prices prevail, but where saniâ€" tary and clean conditions are « unexcelled JAMS, PURE, WHOLESOME AND DELICIOUS TELEPHONE NO. 616 103 Pine St., South Eggs, per dozen Butter, per Ib., . Butter, 3 lb, lots Strawherry Jam, Maple Leaf Brand, 3s, Jars . 58c. Strawberry Jam, Maple Leaf Brand, 4s, pails ...:...... 70c. Strawberry Jam, Maple Leaf Crand, Is, jars ... 25c. Orange Marmalade, Wagstaff‘s TSE MATS .2A i i ds krs o 23c¢. 18, JAYS ... ..« s k es k es « Apple and Strawberry Jam. ns "..... .. it 4 BEER BEER BEER 20%, REDUCTION ON BRANDS LISTED Riteâ€"Good, large packages Riteâ€"Good, small packages Riteâ€"Good Combination Cream of Malt National Malt Budweiser Liberty Malt and Hops TWO SPECIALS WORTHY OF YOUR CONSIDERATION. Boright‘s Maple Syrup, 10s. per in lt sys .0. $2 75 The Home of Satisfaction F. Byck Cor. Third Ave. Birch St. Thursday, August 26th, 1926 DELIVERY . . â€" . . . Leaf . 58c. Leaf . 70c. 23¢. While the necessary work is being done to reach the gold at depth, the Consolidated West Dome Lake is now oflicially stated to ‘be operating proâ€" fitably according fo A. E. Moysey‘s Market Despateh which is usually particularly wellâ€"informed and acâ€" curate in its references to mines and properties in the Poreupine. The Market Despatch last week says :â€" ‘‘As underground development proâ€" gresses in the lower horizons at Conâ€" solidated â€" Westâ€"Domeâ€" Lake â€"Mines, we are officially informed that ore reserves are increasing, and actual _conditions very much improved. The new highâ€"grade vein, being opened up along the 1,050â€"foot level, is already 71D feet long, and the last assay reâ€" ceived at the head office of the Comâ€" pany, in Toronto, showed values of $18.75 in gold over 3 feet of width. ‘‘As the drillers drive to the east along this vein, they are negaring a point directly underneath where two veins join on the surface, and those in charge of underground operations are hopeful that, at the junction aâ€" long the 1,050â€"foot level, a discovery ot)fila.jor importance will be made. ‘*The winze is now down to about 1,275 feet and, within the next two weeks, and after certain work in proâ€" gress along the 1,200â€"foot level is completed, further sinking to the 1,350â€"ft depth will be under way. At this dlatter depth, a large working station will be put in, and driving east under the porphyry contact will begin. It is this horizon, which enâ€" Actual Conditions at Mine Much Imâ€" ; proved and Ore Reserves Inâ€" f creasing GONSOLIOATED WEST DOME OPERATING PRORTAB!Y Toner A. MacDonald Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. GOLDFIELDS THEATRE BLDG Phone 34 Timmins â€" vib fationless beyond belief CREATEST MCLAUGHLIN-BUIQ € t long, and at the head in Toronto, ‘no 40. )yps m oys h m WHEW BETTIEBRB AVUVTOMORILES ARE BUILT J. Dailton, Timmins EVER BUILT **A. most important _ statement made to the writer by an official, was that production is not only sufficient to defray all overhead expense, but is actually adding to treasury surplus each month."" Soar not too high to fall, but stoop to rise. â€"â€"â€"\fdssmflel Sin may be clasped so close we canâ€" not see its face.â€"â€"French. «neers agree is the most favorable, and. as these opinions «were expressâ€" ed when development had not reachâ€" ed 900 feet in depth, it is natural that the situation is growing more interâ€" esting as this goal is neared. Offâ€" cials at the head office make no secret that developments, on the 1,050 and 1,200â€"foot levels, are the best in the mine. It is also significant that winze sinking has proven the No. 3 Vein system to «eontinue downward from the 1,200â€"foot level. ‘*Already, we are officially advised, the No. 3 Vein has been opened up for a length of about 300 feet along the 1,200â€"foot level,â€"with values in gold averaging around $12.50 per ton. ThlS vein averages five feet in width and shows signs of retaining its highâ€" grade values Tor a ounsldemhle length farther. Drifting operatlons, on the upward extension of this vein system, are in progress along the 600 and 900â€"foot levels and the ore being obtained, in development thereon, is more than sufficient to keep the mill operating at between 110 and 120 tons daily. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, mm m mss ons mss The ladies all report an excellent time, the trip to and from the Falls being made in comfort, the road not bad and the bus making it a real pleaâ€" sure to travel the motor way to the Falls. On Friday evening last fourteen members of the L,.O.B.A., No. 677, Timmins, paid a visit by bus to the Iroquois Falls lodge of the associaâ€" tion going over bV Hamilton‘s Bus. The Scarlet Degree was conferred by the Timmins ladies, after which the members of the Iroquois Falls lodge served a dainty lunch. ; TIMMINS L.O.B.A. ENJOY VISIT TO IROQUOIS FALLS. MAILAUC] Tt McLaughlinâ€" Buick now presents a new and finer motor car with an engine vibrationless beyond all previous experience! At every point in its whole power range, this engine will remind you of the smoothness and quietness of elecâ€" trical operation. No other car today, regardless of its price, accomplishes the same freedom from noise and rumble. No other closed car interiors are so divorced from mechanical roar. ILIUINâ€"BVICHK VILL BUILD Ti In the District League‘match at South Poreupine on Monday of this week Timmins baseball team had an easy win, the secore being a true seore, 16 and 4, the 16 being for Timmins and the 4 for South Poreupine. The South Poreupine team was playing under difficulties, having lost some of its players and having other obstacles to overcome. THE SCORE WAS A SCORE IN THIS SCORE ALL RIGHT The Timmins club was also notiâ€" fied by the league that they now stand suspended as a club for not having paid 10% due the league from last year‘s play off. . The Timmins club was written in May several times that if they did not pay this money they would be suspended and as no answer whatsoever has been received by the league there was no alternaâ€" tive. In the Nottingham case it was proâ€" ven that he had played for Timmins in the regular schedule league game before he participated in any games in the Southern section.. This gutoâ€" matically threw out the games in the Southern League. It was claimed that Nottingham had registered with both Haileybury and the Timmins Club. At a special meeting of the Temisâ€" kaming Baseball League held in Haiâ€" leybury, Saturday for the purpose of sefttlingâ€" two protests, one byâ€"South Porecupine against the Falls for playâ€" ing Bill Brydge and the other by Coâ€" balt against Haileybury for playing Nottingham, the former was thrown out for lack of evidence due to the nonâ€"appearance of any South Poreuâ€" pine delegates or any evidence in support of their protest, while the latter was upheld by the league and player Nottingham suspended. According to an article in The Broke Hustler, of Iroquois Falls, this week Timmins baseball club has been suspended from the league until a percentage said to be due from last year is paid. The Broke also gives the decisions in. the protests regardâ€" ing Brydge and Nottingham. Here is the report as given by The Broke Hustler:â€" ’ TIMMINS BASEBALL SUSPENDED, SAYS BROKE Giveés Report of Special Meeting of Temiskaming Baseball League on Saturday. A straight flush is as rare on the face of a modern girl as it is in a poker game. Best of all Fly Killersâ€"10c¢c and 25¢ per packet at all Druggists, Grocers and General Stores. Miss Merle Foster, the wellâ€"known and popular Toronto sceulptress, has designed a large clay model of a miner for the Ontario Government exâ€" hibit at the Canadian National Exhiâ€" bition at Toronto. The model is to be cast in plaster and erected on a pedestal in the Mines exhibit of the new Ontario building at the Exhibiâ€" tion. <‘The model is 6 ft. 3 ins. in height, and so may be considered as typical of the miners of the North. The models depicts the miner in oilâ€" skins and carrying lamp and hammer. The photograph of the model seen by The Advance was not large enough to show whether hammez and lamp were of the right types, but otherwise the figure seemed to be accurate and well SHACK BURNS DOWN AT THE PORCUPINE CROWN. LIFPEâ€"SIZE MODEL OF MINER FOR TORONTO EXHIBITION. The following is the official standing of the teams in the P.D.F.L. up to and including Aug. 24th as furnished by the secretary of the league, F. Team Played Hollinger Recreation .. . .12 Hollinger. .; .. :..}" /19 ome:" .. sys M Mclintyre.., .. . 11 iFown A.. : 4x ... s 0d Cornishs ... . Tancashires .. ;,‘}%.".; ; Won OV . o ti*% ®1* ww _ \utw T DJ > OSE tS Lost 6# CS $A Dwn. G1 Pa D fot ifn $ fum ) 30 460 30 21 20 20 71 4 12 23 20 30 22 30 AA. J,. Hornby s. for Agst. Pts. Official Standing up to and including August 24th. _ Holâ€" linger Recreation Club the Winner of the Championship and Hollinger the Runnersâ€"up. Dome in Third Place... Official League Standing of The Teams In The P. D. F. L LIMITED 41 Queen St., W. Opp. City Hall GENUINE . GERAHRD HEINTZMAN PIANOS ‘ve been inltind ing to n%@(}zfiedmfimaWngnfiwg? GERHARD HEINT/MAN A LNA NCA s Write for catalogue and special list of slightly used pianos . ... in Timmins _ or Mountjoy," said a man who has lived at different times in both the town and the township. For a country that can grow such fine crops of highâ€"class potatoes, it is a noteworthy matter that the potatoes of this district can say., ‘*‘There are no bugs on us."‘ Of course, apart from the potatoes thepe are some bugs here, although this is not meant as any particular personal rellection. ol never saw a potato bug in Mountjoy Township,"‘ said one of the settlers there, when asked about an item in The Haileyburian last week relative to southern Temiskaming beâ€" ing free from potato bugs this year. A Timmins man who has successfully grown potatoes in his garden here for many years said that he had never seen any potato bugs here, though he had been troubled enough with them at Haileybury. ‘*There used to be lots of potato bugs at Haileybury,"‘ he said, ‘‘and if they are free from them this year down there, they sure will think they are in luck."‘‘ So far as can be learned, potato bugs are remarkable in Timmins and district for their absence. Dozens spoken to about the matter agree that no matter how many or how hig other bugs may be in this district, there are no potato bugs in Timmins or_ Mountjoy. ‘*Never had to spray for potato bugs The time to prevent an accident is just before it happens. While here Mrs. Brett, President of the Rebekah Assembly, is the guest of Mrs. R. Anderson, Sixth avenue. PRESIDENT OF REBEKAHS VISITING LODGES HERTE Mrs. Etta Brett, of Windsor, Ont., President of the Rebekah As:.emblv, will pay her official visit to Timmins and South Porcupine Rebekah lodges this week, visiting Timmins this (Thursday)â€" evening, and being at South Porkupine lodge tomorrow (Friday) evening. Another distinguished visitor to be at the Rebekah lodge here this week will be Rev. Mr. Hibbert, Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of Ontario, who visited (Golden Enâ€" campment at South Poreupine last night. This week Messrs John Watt, Bert Cooke and Dune. Dewar made a danâ€" dy catch of nice fish at Wawaitin Falls, caught pretty nearly every kind of fish in the river; and the fish were nice specimens. The catch included:â€"5 trout, weighing 7 lbs.; 10 pickerel, weighing 25 lbs.; 1 pike; 1 sixâ€"pound white fish. All, the beauties were caught not by, fancy falderol, but with the oldâ€"fashioned hook, ‘baited _ with _ oldâ€"fashioned worms, FINE CATCH OF FINE FISH AT WAWAITIN FALLS POTATO BUGS IN THIS PART OF THE NORTH LAND T oronto potato bug fish. All the not by,fancy oldâ€"fashioned oldâ€"fashmoned